The Nazis learned about Zyklon B from the US treatment of Mexicans.

A brilliant new book by a Mexican-American historian documents how, in the Twenties and Thirties, the Nazis were inspired by what the United States had been doing to their Mexican neighbours since 1917. Read more »

Some of the most notorious Nazi concentration camps, now run as museums, could soon demand an entrance fee from visitors to help to finance educational facilities.

The prospect of paying to enter Dachau, where SS guards used to issue threats to inmates that they would leave only through the chimneys of the crematorium, has created controversy in Germany as the country considers how best to acknowledge its past. Read more »

(IsraelNN.com) Ask any boy (and many girls) who Spider Man is, and you will get a soliloquy of adventures and daring deeds by a flying superhero in a red and blue form-fitting suit and mask emblazoned with a spider web etched onto his chest.

But ask a Brooklyn rabbi — Rabbi Simcha Weinstein – and you will hear about the red and blue-clad comic book character’s Jewish side, his emphasis on good middos (qualities) and background similar to that of Holocaust survivor families. Read more »

New York, NY, May 31, 2007 — The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today expressed outrage at a report that the Swiss Foreign Ministry proposed a seminar “about different perceptions about the Holocaust” during talks with Iran over its nuclear program last year.

The idea was reportedly floated by Switzerland’s President, Micheline Calmy-Rey, during a working visit with the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister on December 21, 2006, shortly after the Iranian government sponsored its Holocaust denial conference in Tehran. Word of the proposed Swiss seminar emerged this week in written proceedings of the meeting obtained by the weekly Zurich-based newspaper, Weltwoche. Read more »

Flashback: Real history revealed 

When Radio Uganda announced at dawn on 25 January 1971 that Idi Amin was Uganda’s new ruler, many people suspected that Britain had a hand in the coup. However, Foreign Office papers released last year point to a different conspirator: Israel.

The first telegrams to London from the British High Commissioner in Kampala, Richard Slater, show a man shocked and bewildered by the coup. But he quickly turned to the man who he thought might know what was going on; Colonel Bar-Lev, the Israeli defence attaché. He found the Israeli colonel with Amin. They had spent the morning of the coup together. Slater’s next telegram says that according to Colonel Bar-Lev: “In the course of last night General Amin caused to be arrested all officers in the armed forces sympathetic to Obote … Amin is now firmly in control of all elements of [the] army which controls vital points in Uganda … the Israeli defence attaché discounts any possibility of moves against Amin.” Read more »

ATLANTA - The tuberculosis patient under the first federal quarantine since 1963 is a 31-year-old personal injury attorney who practices law with his father in Atlanta, a federal law enforcement official said Thursday.

The official, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to talk about the case, identified the patient as Andrew Speaker. A medical official in Atlanta also confirmed the name on condition of anonymity. Read more »

Police are the hunt for a man who pepper sprayed a 9-year old boy and tried to kidnap him.

It happened Friday night near 21st Street and 129th East Avenue.

The little boy was playing outside when he says a man demanded that he get in his van. Read more »

Once again the failure of “Democracy” has reared its ugly head, big business is always put ahead of the needs of the US population. The Bush administration said Tuesday it will fight to keep meatpackers from testing all their animals for mad cow disease.The Department of Agriculture tests less than 1 percent of slaughtered cows for the disease, which is can be fatal to humans who eat tainted beef. But Kansas-based Creekstone Farms Premium Beef wants to test all of its cows.

Larger meat companies feared that move because, if Creekstone tested its meat and advertised it as safe, they might have to perform the expensive test as well, cutting into their profit (God forbid).
A federal judge ruled in March that such tests must be allowed. The ruling was to take effect June 1, but the Agriculture Department said Tuesday it would appeal - effectively delaying the testing until the court challenge plays out.

Mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, is linked to more than 150 human deaths worldwide, mostly in Britain.

There have been three cases of mad cow disease in the U.S. The first, in December 2003 in Washington state, was in a cow that had been imported from Canada. The second, in 2005, was in a Texas-born cow. The third was confirmed last year in an Alabama cow. Read more »

It all starts with cries of intolerance, a few small “pride” parades and next you have the homosexual agenda being forced down the throats of Russian children in the same way it is here in the JUSA. The only difference is Russian people are not as weak minded as Americans. Russians throughout history have shown a fighting spirit rarely found in modern times, burning their own cities rather than letting them be seized by a foreign power. Therefore it comes as no surprise that when Former politician Peter Tatchell and pop singer Richard Fairbrass traveled to Moscow to hold a gay pride parade they were met with violence.

British gay rights activist Peter Tatchell was knocked to the ground and kicked twice. When he got up he was punched in the face again and taken away by two riot policemen. As many as 30 other gay rights protesters were also detained at the Moscow march. Read more »

MIAMI A Miami-Dade Police officer has been fired after the department claims he killed his K-9 partner.

Veteran Sgt. Allen Cockfield was fired and arrested after police say he killed his Belgian Malinois, Duke. Cockfield posted $6,000 bond after being charged with animal cruelty and killing a police dog. Investigators say that the 4-year-old dog collapsed last June during a practice exercise in which 10 other officers and their dogs were participating. Read more »

This past holiday weekend, holocaust revisionists from around the world met in Mill Point, WV to discuss the issue of the holocaust, its historical reality, and its effect on current events.

Paul Fromm, a canadian free speech activist who was recently attacked, opened up the conference with a great speech concerning free speech and the way in which the holocaust story is not able to be discussed.  Also on Saturday Willis Carto spoke of his lengthy experience in holocaust revisionism.  Mark Franklin then gave a multi-media presentation demonstrating the problems of the current holocaust myth. Read more »

WOODMERE, Ohio — Three Woodmere police officers filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the city and its mayor. 

Former Woodmere Police Chief Lamont Lockhart refused to fire two white officers for what he described as minor offenses. 

Lockhart said Mayor Yalonda Broadie, who is black, wanted him to fire a white male officer for using his Taser gun to apprehend a suspect. Read more »

This is the future for our parents and us in a health facility as the third world invasion continues.

A former nurse’s aide who admitted he raped a mentally disabled woman left in his care at a suburban nursing home because he was bored was sentenced today to 25 years in prison.

Reynaldo Brucal, arrested in 2005 after his DNA matched that of a baby girl delivered by the 23-year-old victim following the attack, hung his head as DuPage County Judge George Bakalis ripped his behavior, then imposed the prison term. Read more »

Just what we need, more laws. 

MEDIA, Pa. Aluminum bats would be benched from youth baseball games under a proposal by a state lawmaker who contends such a ban would make the sport safer.

The idea from Rep. Mike Carroll comes a month after the New York City Council passed similar legislation that banned metal bats in high school games. New Jersey legislators are considering a similar bill.

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I’m sure they’ll be able to find this guy really soon with that description.

Homicide detectives are still trying to determine who was responsible for the murder of a man who was attacked late Sunday night in northwest Charlotte.

Police say Lavar Little, 30, died early Monday, several hours after he was attacked. Read more »

Police on Tuesday were searching for a Troy man charged with murder after a Sunday morning shooting at a local lounge.

The Troy Police Department has charged Michael Streeter, 31, with murder in a shooting that happened outside of the Hurts Brothers Lounge on U.S. 231, also known as Brown’s Lounge, according to information released by Chief Anthony Everage.

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As a school and community continue to mourn the loss of a 16 year old killed Monday, three arrests have been made in the case. The Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office says 17-year-old Jose Chavarria, 20-year-old Edgar Hernandez, and 19-year-old Bruno Sanchez all face felony murder and gang acts charges in the case. As of Wednesday morning, they were being held without bond. The shooting happened in front of a convenience store on Fourth Avenue in Dalton, Monday night. Witnesses say one of the suspects hit Johnson with a bottle, then he was shot in the chest. Investigators from local FBI Safe Streets Task Force are looking into the possible gang connections. MORE>>>

NEW YORK — A racially charged debate erupted at a City Council meeting on Wednesday over a proposal to name a street after a militant black activist who some celebrate as a community hero but others say was divisive and not deserving of the honor.

The argument divided councilmembers and the audience along racial lines and grew so heated that there were numerous calls for order. Afterward, as the crowd dispersed, there were chants of “Whose streets? Our streets!” and “Black power!” Read more »

Michael Vick’s role in dog fighting’s hidden society and a look at why some athletes participate in the brutal and illegal activity are examined on OTL. He arrived at the hotel room, where our cameras were set up, in a T-shirt and jeans. “I’m nervous,” he said, surveying our lights and camera equipment. “I’ve never done anything like this before.”Our confidential source says he’s been involved in dog fighting for over 30 years. He’s trained and fought — by his estimation — around 2,000 pit bulls … and was poised to tell “Outside the Lines” about the time in 2000 when his dog squared off against a dog owned by someone he referred to as one of the “heavyweights” of the dog fighting world: Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick.”He’s a pit bull fighter,” the source says of Vick. “He’s one of the ones that they call ‘the big boys:’ that’s who bets a large dollar. And they have the money to bet large money. As I’m talking about large money — $30,000 to $40,000 — even higher. Read more »

Lane, 68, who had been serving sentences totaling 190 years in the U.S. prison at Terre Haute, died of natural causes related to epilepsy, authorities said.

He was a founding member in fall 1983 of a white supremacist gang that the media called The Order, but which they themselves named Bruders -Schweigen - the Silent Brotherhood. Read more »

The passport used by notorious Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann to enter Argentina in 1950 has been found by accident in an archive in Buenos Aires.

The passport, still in good condition, was issued by the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva.

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An Atlanta policeman was nearly blinded after being attacked by a local DA’s son.  After the Clayton County DA made a phone call, the Fulton County DA has not moved on the criminal case against the young man.  VIDEO HERE>>>

Judge blasts black mother who allowed boyfriend to molest children. 

“You are an atrocious mother…you are disgusting.” Click here for the video>>>

Lionel Soza, republican consultant and fundraiser since 1980 has turned in his party loyalty for a taco. Since the days the days of Ronald Reagon Sosa has tried to persuade Mestizos to vote republican. This year, after serving as Hispanic outreach consulant and high dollar fundraiser for Bush, he is putting his support behind a Hispanic Democrat.”Blood is thicker than party”, Sosa said in explaining his support Bob Richardson, the Mestizo candidate for president. Fellow Mestizo GOP fundraiser Hector Delgado is also backing Richards because “He is  Hispanic”. Sosa says he has a “responsibility” to back Richardson, a Democrat he said he would not support if he were not Hispanic. “We are either the majority or getting close to the majority in the top U.S. cities”. Sosa said.”And we have a responsibility to support each other that goes beyond party.” Read more »

(Notice they don’t mention which groups do NOT possess this characteristic? Like we don’t already know.)
The human brain may still be evolving, new research suggests. New variants of two genes that control brain development have swept through much of the human population during the last several thousand years, biologists have found.

The evolution of a large, complex brain has been the defining feature of the human lineage – although human brain size has not changed over the past 200,000 years. But it is not apparent whether the new genetic adaptations discovered in human brains have any effect on brain size, or intelligence.

What is more, not everyone possesses the new gene variants, potentially inflaming an already controversial debate about whether brains of different groups of people function differently.

“Whatever advantage these genes give, some groups have it and some don’t. This has to be the worst nightmare for people who believe strongly there are no differences in brain function between groups,” says anthropologist John Hawks of the University of Wisconsin in Madison, US Continued>>>

By Curt Maynard

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There are three monkeys whose names are Hear-No-Evil, See-No-Evil and Speak-No-Evil. They are the monkeys on our backs who enforce the rules when it comes to Jews, Jewish supremacism, Zionism and the state of Israel. We never hear much evil about any of the aforementioned, do we? Of course, with a media that is insanely liberal and predominately Jewish owned and controlled, that really shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, should it?

The nightly newscasts will report every single hangnail suffered by an Israeli citizen and completely ignore another Palestinian neighbourhood that has been bulldozed into oblivion. Read more »

MILWAUKEE - A thief found out the hard way that robbing a woman isn’t the best way to capture her heart.

Two men robbed a U-Haul truck rental store around 3 p.m. Sunday, taking an unspecified amount of cash, according the store’s owner. But instead of fleeing, one man lingered and tried to strike up a conversation with the woman he had just robbed.

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PROSPECT PARK – Shortly after Mayor Mohamed Khairullah [Read more about him here>> He didn’t even become a US citizen until 2000] honored those in the armed forces who sacrificed their lives for their fellow Americans, he signed an executive order Friday night, upholding the rights of those seeking to live in America.

The so-called “sanctuary” order is the first of its kind to be issued in Passaic County and is modeled after an order signed by Trenton Mayor Douglas H. Palmer in December 2004.

The four-page document is largely symbolic, but runs counter to recent ordinances adopted by other municipal governments restricting the rights of unregistered immigrants. Read more »

When reality is becoming more like a Cheech and Chong movie script, you know your country is going to pot. 

MISSION — The ice cream truck driver suspected of selling marijuana to third-graders was arraigned Friday on drug charges.

But because police could not prove that Raymundo Flores sold drugs to children, the 40-year-old Mexican citizen faces minor drug possession charges. Read more »

Chris Cook of the University of Victoria Gorilla Radio (GO-rilla, as in, our furry friends or cousins… or descendants, depending on your evolutionary perspective and level of optimism about the human race) writes:

Cook’s problem is that one edge of this sword just fell on a web-site he edits, the Peace, Earth and Justice News, “a non-profit, all-volunteer, non-hierarchical media organization” based in Victoria whose mission (as described in its Constitution) is to report on “climate change and other environmental issues, war and peace in the Middle East, Afghanistan and elsewhere, and human rights and other matters of social justice.” Read more »

On the skipper’s command, deckhands hauled in tarred ropes to lower the flax sail. Oars splashed into the water. The crew, grimacing with strain, pulled with steady strokes sending the sleek Viking longship gliding through the fjord.

A thousand years ago, the curved-prow warship might have spewed out hordes of bloodthirsty Norsemen ready to pillage and burn.

This time, the spoils are adventure rather than plunder.

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TAMPA - Kris Scheppe had a bus to catch. He stepped off the Amtrak train near Nebraska Avenue, slung his bag over his shoulder and started the short hike to downtown, feeling for curbs with his cane.

Tap, tap, tap.

Scheppe was born with retinitis pigmentosa, an inherited eye disease that left him with no peripheral vision and central vision of 20/100. He can see, but only directly in front of him, like in a tunnel. Read more »

Would you want to Barbeque with these Buddies? Guess what, Nobody else in the real world does either.

By Curt Maynard

I rolled out of bed this morning and checked my email. On this particular morning, an anonymous individual sent me the following link which led me to an AOL poll explaining that most Americans chose Rudy Giuliani and Barack Obama as the two Presidential candidates they’d most like to spend time with at a picnic.[1]

AOL POLL

Well, talk about rolling on the floor laughing, my sides still hurt. This poll may be the most ridiculous item I’ve ever read on AOL, a service that outdoes itself on a daily basis as far as posting ridiculous news items.

Presumably, I’m supposed to believe that 37 percent of those polled by AOL would like to spend Memorial Day at a picnic with the wraith Rudy Giuliani? Please, a recent MSNBC poll[2] clearly reveals that the vast majority of those that watched Giuliani’s lackluster performance during the debates credited him only with being the most evasive in answering questions and having the most “rehearsed answers.” Read more »

By Patrick Grimm
Zionist Watch

Can we be strong, or are we forced to be dependent “on the kindness of strangers”? Those strangers are the alien forces among us, those who bestow their blessings upon us, the media kingpins, the entertainment masterminds, the gurus of both self-help and self-congratulations. We can talk, complain, harp and thunder in rage against Zionism, but in so many ways, we only have ourselves to blame. We can try to lay the whole burden of guilt on Zionist Jews and radical Jews and extremist Jews who truly do run an immense cross section of this country. But what then? We have allowed it to happen, haven’t we? We have been silent, uninformed, misinformed, cowardly, cowed, afraid of ruffling feathers.

You don’t like the perversion pouring out of Hollywood? Then why are more Gentiles not producing films, TV programs, documentaries and other works of art of the highest quality? Read more »

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